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Tea-Time

I

116Would you care for a cup of tea?

117Only if you are having one.

118Do take milk and sugar.

119A dash of milk and two lumps, please.

II

120I expect you could do with cup of tea, couldn’t you?

121I’d rather have a cup of coffee if you don’t mind.

122Milk and sugar?

123A milky one without sugar, please.

III

124How about a nice cup of tea before you go?

125Yes, I’d love one.

126How do you like it?

127A strong one with three spoons for me, please.

IV

128Would you like a cup of tea?

129Only if it’s not much trouble.

130Dо you like it with milk and sugar?

131Not much milk and half of a teaspoonful, pleaser.

In a Pub

I

132What are you going to have?

133A half of bitter, please.

134Are you sure you won’t have a Scotch?

135Thanks very much, but I’m driving.

II

136What’s it to be?

137The same again, please.

138Won’t you make it a pint this time?

139I’d better not, thank you all the same.

III

140What would you like to drink?

141Just a light ale for me, please.

142Won’t you have a gin and tonic with me?

143That’s very kind of you, but I don’t think I will.

IV

144What can I get for you?

145I’d like a Lager, please.

146Wouldn’t you care for something a little stronger?

147No, I think I’d better stick to my beer.

Meeting People after a Long Time

I

148We haven’t seen you for ages. Have you been ill?

149No, I’ve been up North for a month.

150Where is that?

151Glasgow, I got back the day before yesterday.

II

152How nice to see you again. Where have you been, home?

153No, I’ve been visiting relatives.

154Whereabouts?

155I went to Sterling to see an uncle of mine.

II

156Come in, and sit down. We haven’t seen much of you lately.

157No, I went away on holiday.

158Where exactly?

159Edinburgh. I’ve got a cousin there.

IV

160You’re quite a stranger. Have you moved in recently?

161No, I had a few weeks in Scotland.

162Where did you go?

163Aberdeen. I stayed at my brother`s.

At Lunch Time

I

164You must have some more chicken!

165No, thanks. I suppose to be slimming.

166Can’t I attempt you?

167Well, may be I could manage a very small piece.

II

168Wouldn’t you like to finish up the omelette?

169No, really, thank you. I just couldn’t eat any more.

170Come on now. Surely you can manage it.

171No, thank you really. I must keep on pounds as it is.

III

172Another piece of meat pie?

173No, thanks really. I’m on a diet.

174Please, do. You‘ve hardly eaten anything.

175It’s delicious, but I don’t think I ought to.

IV

176Do, have the rest of mashed potatoes.

177No, thank you, I’ve had too much already.

178Just take it to please me.

179O’K, but only a small piece. I must leave some room for pudding.